Your application needs to restrict access based on the originating country of the request. How would you leverage middleware to achieve this requirement?
- Use GeoIP databases within a custom middleware
- Implement authorization policies
- Create a filter attribute for country-based access
- Modify the routing system
To restrict access based on the originating country of a request, you would typically use a custom middleware that utilizes GeoIP databases. This middleware can inspect the incoming request's IP address, determine the country, and then make access decisions accordingly. Authorization policies are more suitable for handling user roles and permissions, not geographical restrictions.
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